OPINELStainless Steel Inox Folding Knife, Beechwood Handles, Smaller Sizes No.02 to No.05, Made in France (No.02)

These knives are a classic for a reason. They are utterly simple and utterly useful.

This is the smallest knife in Opinel's line up. It has a blade that is a hair over an inch, and overall length under 3 inches, and a weight under an ounce.He knife is tiny, but it is still very well made for the price point. Like all Opinels, the grow larger and smaller in proportions. The No 2 is exactly like my No 7 except it lacks the locking collar and is smaller. The stamps are still crisply applied including the hand and crown logo.The blade did not come sharp. As you might imagine getting a blade this size sharp did not take long. The blade hardness is on par with the larger stainless models.Ergonomics are great for such a minuscule knife. The flair at the end of the wood handle rides between my middle and ring finger. This locks the knife into my hand with a two finger grip. My thumb lies naturally on the spine. Very comfortable given its size.Overall a great knife to slide into your watch pocket. It may not get a ton of use, but for $8 you can appreciate the design and novelty of it. Would recommend.

I use it for what it was made for.

Dont have anything bad to say about this... it is very small be sure to read size. I did not so that is on me

It was what I was looking for a small knife for my lunchbox. Seems well made came with a sharp edge.I think it will work just fine.

No idea why they made this. It is tiny and likely opening paper packages is the only use.Should have gotten a #6 or larger.

Perfect size to carry.

I have several Opinel knives and I like them all, this Number 5 came in rough shape, dull and I mean like maybe they missed putting the edge on this one and the blade is so loose, open it and let go and the blade drops freely, very disappointed with this one, I feel like it slipped by a few steps in assembly because usually these knives are spot on, but not this one.